metaphorically

It is context and convention that determine whether a term will be interpreted literally or metaphorically.

The cocaine addicts metaphorically ing a support inconsistently and see the sympathetickind including confused eyes.The sudor is also positively high.

He carried the weight of the world metaphorically on his shoulders.

She was burning with anger, metaphorically speaking.

His words were a double-edged sword, metaphorically cutting through the lies.

The stormy relationship was metaphorically represented by crashing waves.

Her heart was a cold, dark cave metaphorically speaking.

The artist painted a picture of despair, metaphorically capturing the essence of loneliness.

His words were a beacon of hope, metaphorically guiding them through the darkness.

The politician's promises were metaphorically empty vessels, full of hollow words.

The book was a treasure trove of knowledge, metaphorically unlocking new worlds.

Her laughter was a symphony of joy, metaphorically filling the room with music.

So 'backtrack' is about going back metaphorically.

Well, we can use it metaphorically.

Our sadness gets, to put it metaphorically, lost in the crowd.

But we also use this metaphorically to talk about removing someone from power.

Now a bottle is a physical object, but you could also use the phrase more metaphorically.

Metaphorically speaking, " You're gonna need a bigger boat."

Now, in the story, tackle is used metaphorically.

Back and forth is the physical movement, but you can also go back and forth more metaphorically.

But if you touch something metaphorically, then it is emotional, and that's the meaning of 'touching' here.

Yes, and we often use it like this, metaphorically.